Double Portion Live
Common Grounds Cafe 
New Castle, DE

Double Portion has been grinding as servant of the Lord.  On his journey, Double Portion continues to bless God's people with his lyrical talent bringing forth a message of the Christian Heart.  Double Portion took the stage with thanks giving because the Lord allowed him again to share his testimony.  He performed seven songs from his latest CD My Journey that is definitely a classic. In addition, he shared three songs from his upcoming CD.  Double Portion, "Can't leave the Lord alone these streets need him."     

Holy Hip Hop Awards 
Atlanta, GA

"Don't Test Me", performed by Mission Oriented, Don-T, Scrybe, and Issiah Haynes @ the Holy Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta, GA was filled with the spirit of God. Indeed, this was the place to be as many artist showcased and received awards for their accomplishments. God is about to do some mighty things in Don-T Records Music Group this year. The world will hear and know these great men of God. The CD "Holy Heat Vol. 1" is coming and you don't want to miss a beat. The CD is hitting on lust, pride, flesh, and walking with Christ. There is no deception, the word of God is coming across loud and clear. Come and be apart of the body of Christ. The CD is projected to drop around March - April time frame. God Bless!!!

AFRAM 
SEAFORD, DELAWARE

DA whole Don-T Records Music Group FAM made their way back to a place where Don-T grew-up as young man to celebrate a very blessed and popular family event.  These two glorious days celebrated a parade, followed by an opening ceremony honoring an outstanding community member. Other featured events include a Little Miss AFRAM and Little Mr. AFRAM Pageant, children's events, carnival rides, games, health exhibits, a talent showcase, basketball contest, historic exhibits, live cultural entertainment and ethnic foods.  God is every where and when it came to the Gospel Event he definitely showed up. DA FAM is looking forward to participating in this event next year. 

Texas
Holy Hip Hop Awards 

Houston, Texas
From left to right: Don-T (Holy Hip Hop Artist/CEO of Don-T Records), Mission Oriented (Holy Hip Hop Artist), Issiah Haynes (Gospel Recording Artist), and Scrybe ( Holy Hip Hop/Reggae Artist).

      Four brothers in Christ posed as they enter the Texas Holy Hip Hop Awards.   These four gentlemen are true disciples of Jesus Christ.  They came as far away as Delaware, Washington DC, and Atlanta, GA to attend this event presenting the award for the Radio Program of the Year.  The winner is Vertical 713 out of Houston, Texas.  Later on that evening in spite of  power failure and majority of the attendees leaving they went on stage as if the house was packed and threw down performing their hit song "Roll Your Shoulders".  If you have not gotten their CD your missing the blessing God has given them and you will also be blessed.  Be looking for their Compilation Vol. 1 CD due out this Fall.

Good Life Explosion 
Duluth, GA
     Well the party didn't start until Christ walked in and once he is in, the party don't stop!!!  Opening up the explosion with an explosion of Godly lyrics and moves Don-T performing Roll Your Shoulders allowed God to use him to plant a seed in someone else.  The audience stood to their feet as he performed rolling all their problems out the door and enjoyed a goodtime in the Lord.  "Roll Your Shoulders"!!!

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Christian Cafe 
Columbus, GA
Every fourth Friday of the month come out and enjoy a night of praise and worship.  In fact the song and dance is hot!  Don-T and Issiah Haynes pose just before a performance.   This event is put on by LaChish McClurkin.  Come be apart of the Body of Christ.  For more info email:  godsanointedmin@yahoo.com

Camp Liberty, Iraq
Even in our worst circumstances we still praise the Lord as if we had a million dollars. Soldiers and civilians came together on June 10th and put on the had to see Gospel Program.  Several choirs from all over Baghdad, Iraq (Camp Liberty) came to participate in this event.  The program included your very on Don-T, Division Chapel Gospel Choir, Male and Female Praise Dancers, a full house of worshipers, and several other choirs.  God is good!!  

"Glorify the Lord with me; let us exalt his name together."

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Harlem, New York 
The youth was in full demand as they stomp in the name of the Lord, bottom left picture.  Young girls and boys from the inner city of New York put on a show stepping to the gospel music, another form of praise.  Urban Gospel Hip Hop was not to far behind with artist coming from many different states.  They all ministered the gospel making the word clear and precise in the name of the Lord.   

Holy Hip Hop
Atlanta, GA
Don-T Records was in the place representing Jesus Christ on 16 & 17 Jan 2004.  The show was very well put together.  God's people came and fellowshipped for two days non-stop.  Scrybe and Don-T turned up the heat on radio station 860AM glorifying the Lord on the mic with their Urban Hip Hop Style.  Peace and love to everyone that participated in this event. God Bless!  Check out my man Sean Slaughter!!

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APG, MD
After the play, the singing began in earnest with each grou offering a range of selections from down home spirituals to today’s modern gospel sound. Very warmly received was a performance by APG’s own Sgt.1st Class Donald Thompson, HHC, 61st Ordnance Brigade. Thompson, who goes by the name of Don-T, is the owner of DON-T Records, a production company that “preaches the word of God through hip-hop.” He and his partner, Marcus Isler Sr., who goes by the name of SCRYBE, put on an energetic religious rap performance of two original songs that had the audience on its feet, clapping and singing along. Thompson said his music tries to communicate with youths on their level. “I try to send the message that you can’t have it both ways.We’re all about bringing them to Christ,” Thompson said. 
Story and photos by
Yvonne Johnson
APG News

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